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Show must go on
THE Swan Hill Show will go on despite Melbourne’s agricultural tradition being axed this year due to ongoing COVID-19 uncertainty. Swan Hill District Agricultural &…
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Pie van owners think quick with fire extinguisher
A PIE delivery van caught on fire on Wednesday July 28, but fortunately nobody was hurt in the incident. Murray Valley Pies co-owner Chris Creasey…
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National park pig hunters fined
TWO men hunting illegally in Yanga National Park were fined a total of $4500 in Hay Local Court last month. Travis Clare and Dylan Thomas…
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Search goes on for organ donors
FOUR out of five people would like to donate their organs when they die, but there are still 13 million Australians who are not registered…
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Thousands granted to upgrade airport
THE Swan Hill Aerodrome has been given a $650,000 boost to complete the sealing of the runway. Five regional airports in the Mallee benefited from…
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SuniTAFE absorbs lessons in equality
SUNRAYSIA Institute of TAFE is challenging expectations that only men should be tradespeople and women childcare educators as part of a new set of resources…
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Citizen science focuses on clever cockies
NEW research reveals our iconic cockatoos aren’t just pretty faces, but in fact are capable of social learning. The ability to learn behaviour – such…
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Sea Lake crash man discharged from hospital
POLICE are continuing to investigate a single-vehicle crash on the Calder Highway early on July 26. Police said a car left the road at Pier…
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Free glasses for kids
SWAN Hill Primary School students will be among up to 40,000 Prep to Year 3 students to benefit from the state’s Glasses for Kids (GFK)…
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Story project rescues Kooloonong and Natya heritage
KOOLOONONG and Natya locals are working together to make sure the rich history of the region, less than an hour north of Swan Hill, is…
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